On The Scene Party Clues:

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Weapon Clues: 

FIELD REPORT: Item #2- Scissors:  

Red discoloration on scissor blades. Located on a  

table near victim, sent in for analysis. 

AUTOPSY REPORT: Thomas Maroon, Male, Age: 43 

Upon examination of the body, cause of death is brain 

hemorrhaging as a result of blunt force trauma to the 

Occipital Bone. Estimated time of death: between 7 and 8 pm. 

FIELD REPORT: Item #4- Wrench 

Wrench in utility room has signs of being very recently cleaned. 

Traces of blood discovered with Kastle-Meyer Solution test. 

Sent to forensics analyst. 

SUSPECT STATEMENT: Fred Chartreuse 

Suspect stated that he had injured himself with the wrench while 

working on pipes at the crime scene earlier that day. 

Company injury log supports claim. 

FIELD REPORT: Item #3- Ceramic Shard 

Item discovered on the carpet near the body. Possible fragment 

of weapon?  Sent to virtual reconstruction. 

FORENSIC REPORT: Item #3- Ceramic Shard 

Item shows traces of coffee, virtual reconstruction 

confirms as mug. Estimated size not consistent 

with trauma sustained by victim. 

FIELD REPORT: Item #1- Pool Cue 

Item marked on table beside victim. Blood on cue suggests 

possible weapon used in assault.  

FORENSIC REPORT: Item #1- Pool Cue 

Blood on cue matches victims DNA. 

BLOODSTAIN PATTERN ANALYSIS: Item #1- Pool Cue 

Blood spatter from victim dispersed onto pool cue. Spatter  

pattern suggests cue was not cause of trauma. 

FIELD REPORT: 

Traces of oil found on edge of pool table 

and floor near pool table 

Security Footage from the police compound found on a flash 

drive in the victim's coat. Footage shows Lieutenant White's 

car being towed. Company report states that she had a flat but 

her tire iron was missing. 

Motive Clues: 

Upon searching victim's laptop, pictures were discovered 

of Investigator Mustard stealing what looks to 

be money from a crime scene. 

A scribbled note is found in the victims back pocket 

"Strange adoption procedures FI Canary... possibly illegal?" 

Email sent from the victim's laptop addressed to Sgt. Grey. 

Attached pictures of Grey and Mr. White kissing. 

Envelope discovered in the bushes just outside of the crime 

scene. Inside is a note addressed to Lieutenant White 

threatening to revel her husband's affair to the public. 

Receipt for an overnight stay at FI Peacock's Hotel found in 

victim's wallet. Message scrawled on back "brothel run by 

Peacock, kept secret by Magenta" 

In the victim's email there is a single message in the draft folder 

addressed to Internal Affairs. It speaks to the concern that both 

money and drugs are disappearing from crime scenes, the thefts 

linked to Inspector Mustard and Inspector Green respectively. 

Scanned pages found in briefcase belonging to the victim. 

Identified as case file 1408, the attempted conviction of 

Deputy Scarlet regarding the murder of a chef. 

Marks around the frame of the entrance door indicate force 

was applied, as if kicked open recently. Blood on a splinter 

matches Officer Rose. 

Recent search history on the victim's laptop indicates 

research into a health disorder which includes 

rage-induced blackouts. Search history also includes 

Sergeant Auburn's known medical conditions 

Alibi Clues: 

Security footage from Sergeant Auburn's cruiser 

shows him arriving at Internal Affairs and remaining 

there for around four hours, from 5pm until 9pm 

Officer Rose installed security cameras in her house 

due to the rising crime rate in her living area. 

The time-stamped footage shows her coming home 

at 3pm, leaving for a little while, then returning at 5pm 

and remaining there the rest of the night. 

A statement from Officer Rose's husband confirms that 

Deputy Scarlet was by his side for most of the night for 

a business of meeting, he insists it was nothing personal. 

A receipt from "Del Llama" backs up the claims. 

Officer Magenta was given a speeding ticket the night of 

the murder, two towns away from the scene. Estimated 

time of death was around the time of the citation, and the 

travel time between locations is two hours. The citing 

officer noted a second woman in the vehicle. 

ATM footage shows Forensic Investigator Peacock 

withdrawing money with a blurred woman in the background. 

The ATM's location is an hour and a half drive from the 

scene, and the timestamp places it only half an hour after 

the estimated time of death. 

Inspector Mustard was called out to deal with a bank robbery 

and hostage situation early on the day of the murder. He was 

reported to have shot and killed two of the criminals. His wife 

vouches that he came straight home after and stayed most of 

the night, exhausted. Inspector Mustard was, however, called 

in near the time of the murder to turn over his gun to the Chief 

of Police and as per procedure for a psychiatric evaluation. 

The Chief noted that Mustard was late for their meeting. 

BBB insurance reports a call from Inspector Mustard at the 

estimated time of the murder. He called about a flat tire, and 

the repair vehicle arrived only twenty minutes later. The car 

was parked near the police station, across town from the murder. 

Sergeant Grey and Inspector Green were both tagged in a picture 

on Facenovel. The picture was of them and a large fish, and behind 

them the city clock-tower was visible and it read 10pm. A similar 

photo of the lake posted upon their arrival showed the clock reading 

5pm. The estimated time of death was 7-8pm. 

Chief of Police Peach and Police Captain Plum both clocked in at the 

station at noon. They remained there until 10pm, with no visitors 

apart from Inspector Mustard around 9pm. 

Security footage showed Lieutenant White getting gas at a local station. 

Timestamps note the footage at 9pm.

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Clues support 10 guests: Mustard, Gray, Green, Scarlet, Magenta, Rose, Peacock, Canary, Auburn and White (Lieutenant White is the guilty party).  2 hosts: Plum and Peach. 1 Murder Victim: Maroon and a few extras like Fred Chartreuse and Mr. White (husband of lieutenant While) to keep the story moving forward.